The Hindu Sunday crossword no. 43
The Hindu
Explore the challenging clues and solutions of The Hindu Sunday crossword no. 43 for a fun brain workout!
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1 Other ways to occupy dead ruin (3,5)
5 One who leads not a school of fish (6)
10 Business acquires original plays and music (7)
11 A small car is for small intestinal roundworms (7)
12 Cut shooter into two parts (5)
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Explore the challenging clues and solutions of The Hindu Sunday crossword no. 43 for a fun brain workout!
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